Posts Tagged ‘minority business’
http://www.businessthrival.com/freestuff/DIY EBLASTS for Minority Business Owners from @bfhsnetwork for more exposure
Friday, February 3rd, 2012
http://bit.ly/bfhsnetworkjoinus In the video above, I talk about a system to DIY your own eblasts for your minority business… for over 2 years we have been perfecting this system with and now we have over 1,200 black business owners taking advantage of our exclusive network for black business owners and event people- Want to let our network of over 37,000 Black Urban Professionals know about your business and events- then make sure to create a profile today on http://bit.ly/bfhsnetworkjoinus and once you membership is approved you can begin posting… you can post your events, your videos, your photo’s, start discussions, create groups and much, much more! …and we are a top 220K site globally in terms of traffic according to alexa.com- so you will even get to take advantage of all of our search engine traffic- that we receive on a daily basis- the average search visitor to our sites, views 24 unique pages and we have less than a 25% bounce rate.
So make sure to subscribe, share, like and tell the other people in your business network- our goal is to help black business grow even larger in 2012… and with us, you don’t even need a large budget- but of course- we have bigger packages to do bigger things- we are working on our certification for google adwords and a few others- but what we do know is SEO… you can see all the other things that we can do for your business here— http://bfhsnetwork.com/page/advertising-with-us
Thanks for watching, and thanks for sharing us- and not keeping us a secret! …and continue to do great stuff!
Reserve your spot in our Black Business directory that is launching soon- 3.1.12 http://blackfolkhotspots.com
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BCC on Minority & Women Owned Business Enterprises
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
Assisting Minority & Women Owned Business EnterprisesRobotic Research
Friday, January 20th, 2012
Robotic Research, a small minority-owned business located in Gaithersburg, Maryland, develops software for unmanned vehicles and robotic devices. The company developed the software that the U.S. Army currently uses for its ground robotics system.
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Chesapeake Bay Candle’s New Factory
Sunday, December 18th, 2011
Chesapeake Bay Candle opened a new production facility in Glen Burnie, MD. MDBizMedia got a tour of the new facility and got to see how the candles were made.
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VMSDC – 2010 Year End Review
Wednesday, November 30th, 2011
A look back at 2010 and the activities that made for a productive year with the Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council.
People do business with people they know.
The Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council (VMSDC) fosters relationships between minority suppliers and their potential clients: Fortune 500 corporations, government agencies and universities.
The council certifies minority business Enterprises (MBEs), serves as a resource for corporations searching for qualified suppliers, helps large corporations target and alert suppliers about requests for proposals, sponsors networking events that introduce corporate decision makers to principals at minority business enterprises, offers training programs, loan information and business assistance for MBEs, gives corporations the opportunity to learn from the best practices of other large businesses
The VMSDC has 103 corporate members and approximately 275 certified Minority Business Enterprises, ranking VMSDC among the largest councils in the Mid-Atlantic region. VMSDC is one of 37 regional councils within the National Minority Supplier Development Council network. A network which has a total of 3,500 corporate members and 16,000 certified MBEs throughout the country.
By serving as a conduit between diverse suppliers and the leaders of corporate America, the council offers companies the opportunity to interact with a wider range of potential partners. This inclusive environment supports economic growth, increases employment opportunities and enhances the competitive landscape.
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The Jones Agency and Colonial Life
Monday, November 14th, 2011
Stacie J and Richelle Jones launch The Jones Agency with Colonial Life. The Jones Agency will offer affordable health insurance to small business owners. The Event was attended by NFL Hall of Famers Richard Dent and Eric Dickerson. Also attending were Dr. Randal Pinkett and Kwame Jackson of Donald Trump’s “The Apprentice”. The Launch was Highly attended and Successful. Mr. Brian Summers of Colonial Life presented. For Press Inquiries contact Michelle Pascal at Michelle@Mapunlimitedpr.com To contact Stacie J – StacieUpChurch@gmail..com or visit Stacie’s website at www.staciej.com
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Advice from the Trenches
Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
Practical, uncensored and unscripted insight on how to navigate the supplier diversity landscape and make the most of SCMBDC certification. This advice comes directly from Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council Business Opportunity Expo 2009
Friday, July 15th, 2011
GMSDC provides minority business Owners an opportunity through certification to do business with top major companies around the world!
Duration : 0:9:36
Michael Blake White House Minority Outreach Let’s Do Business Florida Awards Dinner Speech
Tuesday, June 21st, 2011
Michael Blake White House Minority Outreach Let’s Do Business Florida Awards Dinner Speech reaching out to minority business in America
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